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A Grand Chute town supervisor is charged with illegally benefiting from a public contract, after his company got paid nearly $28,000 for landscaping work.
Grand Chute Town Supervisor Ron Wolff is charged with a felony for accepting a landscaping contract with Grand Chute while a member of the town board.
A judge ruled Friday that Grand Chute Supervisor Ron Wolff will be allowed to take a "good faith affirmative defense" at trial for having private interest in a public contract.
The court acknowledged flaws in the state's investigation but ruled the threshold for overcoming qualified immunity wasn't met.
Wolff was elected to the Town Board in April 2021 and reelected in April 2023.